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They must be stored somewhere since they're clearly downloaded given
the data transfer activitythat stops at a certain point.

I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?

Any assistance will be appreciated.

On Oct 2, 2:23*pm, Chris Whealy <moc....@ylaehw.sirhc> wrote:
> James wrote:
> > They must be stored somewhere since they're clearly downloaded given
> > the data transfer activitythat stops at a certain point.
>
> > I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
> > them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?


> They'll be in your browser's cache, and if that's Internet Explorer,
> then the directory will typically be something C:\Documents and
> Settings\<Your User Name>\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files. *
> Don't count on the files being easily identifiable though.
>
> If the web page uses a plug-in such as Media Player to play the sound
> file, then the cached files will probably be in a directory named
> something like this C:\Documents and Settings\<Your User Name>\Local
> Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Media Player


That was the the first place I looked in addition to using the search
function. Nowhere to be found. Looked in each place by details/file
size. Nothing.

"James" <> wrote in message
news:031c1e03-f85d-4b0b-839c-...
> They must be stored somewhere since they're clearly downloaded given
> the data transfer activitythat stops at a certain point.
>

Since Myspace is accessed with a web browser I would assume it would be in
the browser's cache usually called "Temporary Internet files."

> I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
> them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?
>

They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3. I
once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
audio.

> Any assistance will be appreciated.

If you want to steal music it would be easier to walk into a store, put the
CD in your jacket and run out.

On Oct 2, 4:46*pm, "Stacey Chuffo" <phsd-every...@promisesandiego.com>
wrote:

> Since Myspace is accessed with a web browser I would assume it would be in
> the browser's cache usually called "Temporary Internet files."
>
> > I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
> > them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?
>
> They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3. I
> once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
> audio.
>
> > Any assistance will be appreciated.
>
> If you want to steal music it would be easier to walk into a store, put the
> CD in your jacket and run out.


Thanks for the info and the assumption that you know what my
motivation is.

On Oct 2, 4:46*pm, "Stacey Chuffo" <phsd-every...@promisesandiego.com>
wrote:

> They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3. I
> once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
> audio.


Not finding it as a .swf flash file either. Is there such a thing as
an audio only .swf file?

If it wasn't clear, I'm talking about audio only.

"Stacey Chuffo" <phsd-> wrote in
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>
> "James" <> wrote in message
> news:031c1e03-f85d-4b0b-839c-...
>> They must be stored somewhere since they're clearly downloaded given
>> the data transfer activitythat stops at a certain point.
>>
>
> Since Myspace is accessed with a web browser I would assume it would be
> in the browser's cache usually called "Temporary Internet files."
>
>> I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
>> them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?
>>
>
> They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3.
> I once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
> audio.
>
>> Any assistance will be appreciated.
>
> If you want to steal music it would be easier to walk into a store, put
> the CD in your jacket and run out.
>
How exactly is it stealing if the files are *already* on his computer?


--
(setq (chuck nil) car(chuck) )

"Scott Freeman" <x@Y,z> wrote in message
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> "James" <> wrote in message
> news:d0ad7829-ce9e-4dee-9685-...
>> On Oct 2, 4:46 pm, "Stacey Chuffo" <phsd-every...@promisesandiego.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3.
>>> I
>>> once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
>>> audio.
>>
>>
>> Not finding it as a .swf flash file either. Is there such a thing as
>> an audio only .swf file?
>>
>> If it wasn't clear, I'm talking about audio only.
>
> <guilty of illegal cross-posting>

Which law has been violated?

--
George
"I got such a raging clue that I almost shot clue goo all over Joe." - Frank
Hardly - 11 October 2006

James wrote:
>

Try clearing your internet cache, and see what files are saved, most
likely, it wont be a standard file type.

> They must be stored somewhere since they're clearly downloaded given
> the data transfer activitythat stops at a certain point.
>
> I've tried searching various ways - by size, date, also not finding
> them searching for mp3. Are they another file type?
>
> Any assistance will be appreciated.

--
http://www.bootdisk.com/

"rickymix" <> wrote in message
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[Snipped context restored]

>>><guilty of illegal cross-posting>
>>>
>> Which law has been violated?
>
> Copyright Infringement.

As we're talking about "illegal cross-posting", which of the groups on the
subject line have had their copyright infringed due to the cross-post?

> As a parallel example, even if you own a CD, you can't broadcast the
> music on commercial radio without paying the fee.
> It really amazes me that an entire generation has now grown up
> thinking it's OK to steal intellectual property simply because
> everybody else has been doing it their entire lives. Wow! And these
> are probably otherwise mostly very ethical individuals who wouldn't
> think of snatching an old lady's purse. Stealing is stealing, kids.
> How would you like someone to steal from you?
> Rick Novak. (AKA: Ye Olde Farte.)

--
George
"We don't want to jump to conclusions but we're worried that maybe someone
kidnapped Butters, sodomised him over and over, and then fed his genitals to
wild animals" - Steven Stotch - 17 October 2007

On Oct 2, 8:51 pm, James <muzicia...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Oct 2, 4:46 pm, "Stacey Chuffo" <phsd-every...@promisesandiego.com>
> wrote:
>
> > They are .swf files which are Flash files and the audio is based on MP3. I
> > once dragged a SWF file into Winamp many years ago and listened to the
> > audio.
>
> Not finding it as a .swf flash file either. Is there such a thing as
> an audio only .swf file?
>
> If it wasn't clear, I'm talking about audio only.

Yes, and if you do find it as an swf file it can be extracted
and converted to mp3 with a simple utility such as swf2mp3.

rd

<cross-posting removed>